Georgian hardwoods and hand-carved objects from craftsmen working in boxwood, walnut, and other Caucasian species. Raw burl and slab are priced by weight; carved pieces are fixed price.
Georgian boxwood, hand-carved
The chapi is the traditional Georgian wine ladle, used to serve from the qvevri at feast. Carved from dense mountain boxwood. Each piece is slightly different in form — the marks of the carver's tool are intentionally left visible.
$165
raw slab or block, priced by kg
Cut from walnut burl growths in the forests of the South Caucasus. Exceptionally figured grain — sought by luthiers, furniture makers, and turners. Moisture content and dimensions confirmed before invoicing. Available in small blocks or larger slabs.
$140/kg
approximate
Raw timber is priced per kg after weighing. Dimensions and moisture content are provided before invoicing.